IN OTHER PLACES.

Press, Volume LXV, Issue 19668, 11 July 1929, Page 9

IN OTHER PLACES.

—r(Vmm imnimi inNimi.' WHANGAKiI, JaJ* Ml A steady stream of oootribatiocf continue* to augment the •'Norths** Advocate" earthquake food, which bow exoeeds £SOO. All donation* m farwarded to the Central Fond ia Wellington. GORE Jaly 10A cheque for £376 was forwarded to the Central Earthquake Belief Find to-day. representing the total ealWoted. to date by the "Mataora AMiga," Gore, MRS W. J. HUNTHPS concwKt. A oonoert ia aid of the roads far the relief of earthquake saffcrerc, organised by Mra W. J. Hosier, »ad under the aospiees of the Cfriasns' Earthquake Belief Committee, h tobt firen on Sunday evening ia the CMt heatre. In addition to vocal aad instrumental items by weH-known ntoaaciaos, the Beckenham Quartette and Bloy-'» Silver Banjo Band wiD oaatfibute items. The concert ia to start at 8.15 p.m.» doors will be opaa at 7.30 p.m., and each patroa is eapatted to contribute not leas then oa* sMling. MORE REFUGEE& ARRIVING TO-lOGMT Advice was received by th» Mayor (Mr J. K. Archer) yesterday thai 10 more refugees wars joans* tha *raia at Reefton to-day woald arrive) ia Christchorch by the Arthur's Pass empress this evening. MATAHTAKI RSFCGSsaV Six of the Maiakitaki isfugaes waa were amongst the first to res oh CkriaV churcb will return to their hoases If the West Coast express this ■■■ iag Cr. M. E. Lyons wiD accompany Asa* to see what can be ha done towards restoring the damage done by ffee earthquake.